be indebted to造句

be indebted to sb for his help, advice, encouragement, etc

be indebted to, in an abstract or intellectual sense.

Arsenal Football Club will forever be indebted to Danny for his invaluable foresight and contribution during the move from Highbury to our new stadium.

When we left, in order not to be indebted to the temple, but also to think of the difficulty of climbing mountains, we came to the office of the superintendent. We each donated 200 yuan for the temple road repairs.

Fate will not be indebted to anyone. It is clear that whoever has a big blue sky on the top of his head can see that there is a flower in his heart.

However much science may be indebted to him in respect of the remaining parts of his work, the idea 'division of labour' seemed to him his most brilliant thought.

Truth is the highest realm in life. It is light to be a man, and it is true to use it. Life will never be indebted to anyone. Life is a kind of burden. When there are people behind you and your tongue like lotus, you can't argue with others.